Daniel Schneemann's grand slam in the seventh — his second homer of the year, on a 96.7 mph fastball — put Cleveland ahead 4-0, and Tanner Bibee had just thrown six innings of four-hit, zero-run baseball to earn that lead. Then the eighth inning happened. Shawn Armstrong faced two batters, walked both, and left. Erik Sabrowski came in, and by the time the inning ended, Baltimore had scored six runs. Weston Wilson's first double of the season, a 110.3 mph shot to left, drove in two, and Jeremiah Jackson's three-run homer — his fifth — put the game out of reach. Ryan Helsley needed fifteen pitches for a clean ninth and the save, and Cleveland had seven hits and ten men left on base to account for.